texts: In December 1935, <mask> died. For the first time the construction of large, wide-angled reflective cameras of short exposure time for astronomy research was possible thanks to the invention of the <mask> telescope in 1930. He was the son of Carl and Marie Helene Christine. He was born and grew up on the island of Nargen, which was part of the Russian Empire. The inhabitants of this island, mostly Swedes, spoke Swedish, but the family spoke German. One of the three boys who died in infancy was the oldest of the six children. The population of Naissaar mainly supported themselves through fishing and piloting ships into the port of Reval.There were many childhood adventures on the island with his brother August Fredrik. He was a young person and an adult. He sold some of his photos after he built his own camera from a purchased lens and old concertina bellows. He was fascinated with the night sky. <mask> was marked for the rest of his life by one mistake. He was experimenting with gunpowder when he was 15 years old. He lost his thumb and index finger when his iron pipe exploded after he packed it with a charge.Despite his mother's attempts to bandage the wounds, surgeons in Tallinn had to remove the whole hand. The event seems to have deepened his reserve and introspection, qualities noted by his peers in later life. He was experimenting and inventing again despite his loss. He became good at developing and printing photos. He moved to Tallinn in 1895 and worked at a photo studio. He was skilled in drafting when he worked at the electrical motor works. He went to study at the Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden in 1901, but then went to the University of Mittweida in the Kingdom of Saxony to further his education.His interest in astronomy increased as an adult. He wanted to study with Dr. Karl Strehl. Strehl had recently left. The grinding and polishing of highly precise optics was the true calling of the man. He sold some of his products to amateur astronomer around 1901, when he began grinding mirrors. After finishing his studies in March 1904, he was in contact with professionals at the major observatories in Germany. His business took off when noted astronomer such as Karl Schwarzschild realized the excellence of the mirrors.Between 1904 and 1914, <mask>'s business boomed and he gained an immense reputation in Germany. The 50 cm Steinheil visual refractor at the Potsdam Astrophysical Observatory was one of the most difficult and precise mirrors ever attempted. Two of his assistants have left valuable accounts of his methods. A friend of <mask>'s was hired as a chauffeur. He used a long focus horizontal mirror and a plane coelostat, both of his own manufacture, to take pictures of the sun, moon, and major planets. It is difficult not to be amazed at the skill of the man who did most of the fabrication using just one hand. The boom came to an end.After he was arrested as an enemy-alien, he was sent to an internment camp for six months. He was under police control after his release and some of his equipment was seized. As the war dragged on and Germany was defeated, the economy became grim and scientists had no money for astronomy. The situation did not improve after the war because of the political turmoil in Germany. Many people lost their savings in 1923 because of inflation. By the mid-1920s, <mask>'s business was ruined and he had to liquidate his remaining equipment. The director of the Hamburg Observatory, Professor Richard Schorr, was in contact with <mask> from 1916 onward.Schorr ordered a telescope to be built for his observatory after becoming interested in the horizontal mirror and coelostat telescope. When <mask>'s economic situation became more difficult, he began making overtures to Schorr for work at the observatory. There was repair work to be done on the horizontal telescope, for which he would be paid a small fee, and Schorr had only a little to offer. This was in the late 19th century. For a time, he did not accept. One of his patents involved using a wind-driven propeller to power boats, and it was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 This invention was supposed to be profitable.After World War I, Estonia became an independent republic and he went back for a family visit. By 1927, <mask>'s prospects were so bad that he accepted Schorr's offer. He set up a workshop in the basement of the Main Service Building to repair the telescope. In 1927 and 1929, he participated in two solar eclipse expeditions, the first to northern Sweden and the second to the Philippines. The invention that changed astronomy and optical design in the second half of the 20th century was his wide-angle reflective camera. Astronomers have long wished for a way to photograph large swathes of the sky quickly for the purpose of surveying the visible contents of the universe and seeing large-scale structures. The telescopes up until the time of <mask> showed narrow fields of view, typically measuring 1 or 2 degrees in diameter.It took an enormous investment of time and resources to survey the whole sky with such telescopes. It was possible to see large swathes with small cameras, but faint objects would remain invisible. Fast focal ratios and wide fields of good images were needed to decrease exposure times. Ordinary reflecting telescopes of short focal ratio were the only large telescopes that presented images which quickly lost their definition away from the field center. The head of the comet pointed to the middle of the photographic field as star images became bloated and comet-shaped. This is caused by the optical aberrations. "coma" and "astigmatism" are errors.It was not possible to build a large, fast telescope because of these errors. During the late 1920s, <mask> pondered possible solutions and was aware of this. According to Baade, he had abandoned at least one solution already, when he finally hit upon his ultimate design, which involved a novel, bold departure from traditional optical designs. He could at a stroke eliminate coma and astigmatism by using a large spherically shaped mirror and a smaller diaphragm placed at the center of the mirror. He would be left with spherical aberration, which is just as damaging to image sharpness. The "Schmidt corrector plate" is a thin, weakly curved aspheric lens that was placed at the same center of curvature. This aspheric lens has a curve that is close to its middle and far away from its periphery that creates the opposite of the spherical mirror it is coupled with.In this way, he could build a large camera of f/1.75 or even faster, that would give sharp images across a field more than 15 degrees in diameter, making it possible to image large swathes of sky with short exposures. His first camera had a focal ratio of f/1.75 and a diameter of about 14 feet. The museum at the observatory houses it. The combination of diverse optical elements into a simple catadioptric system, based on reasoning from first principles, was epoch making. The "correction plate" was unlike anything seen before in telescope design. There was a lot of new catadioptric designs after <mask>. It was in 1930 that the first "Schmidtspiegel" was built, a breakthrough which caused a sensation around the world.The method he used to make the corrector plate was called the "vacuum pan" method. The vacuum pan was used to warp a parallel glass plate under partial vacuum into a slight sagging curve and then polishing the upper curve flat. The "Schmidt shape" needed for the camera is what the lens would return to after release of the vacuum. No one had ever made a lens like this before. He offered to build his cameras for professional observatories after publishing a brief account of his invention in professional publications. His design was too novel and his publicity was too little. The beginning of the Great Depression coincides with the invention.He depended on Schorr and Bergedorf for a modest income from occasional jobs until the end of his life. He reground the 60 cm Bergedorf-Steinheil photographic refractor and produced a larger camera in 1934. After a business trip to the Netherlands, he fell ill at the end of November 1935. He died at the age of 56 on December 1, 1935, despite attempts at treatment. He was suffering from a lung infection. Personal life and legacy did not include marriage or children. Walter Baade advocated for the idea of a telescope after he arrived at the Mount Wilson Observatory in the United States.The Samuel Oschin telescope Schmidt-telescope was built at Mount Palomar Observatory after twelve years after an 18-wheeler was produced in 1936. New observations and information were produced by the last telescope. It proved the brilliance of the concept. A large, well-constructedSchmidt was dedicated at Bergedorf in 1955. The Karl Schwarzschild Observatory's telescope is the largest of its kind in the world, and more technologically advanced versions have since been produced. It was moved to Calar Alto Observatory in 1976. The biographic novel Vastutuulelaev: <mask>i romaan (Sailing Against the Wind: a Novel of <mask>) was written by Jaan Kross.There is a list of astronomical instrument makers. 25–26, also in Bergedorf 36.7, pp. 15–17. The life story of the Great Stellar Optician of the Twentieth Century is told by the nephew of August Fredrik <mask>. The novel Sailing Against the Wind was written by Jaan Kross. Richard Schorr wrote "<mask> Schmidt" in 1936. Arthur Arno Wachmann wrote "Das Leben des Optikers <mask>."28–32. Sky & Telescope (S&T), Nov 1955, pp. Arthur Arno Wachmann, "From the life of B. The originalSchmidt Telescope 1879 births 1935 deaths people from the Governorate of Estonia, as well as people from the Russian Empire and Germany.

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texts: Nicholas '<mask>' <mask> is an English singer-songwriter who has released six albums since 2008 and played over 1000 shows across the world. His music has been used on shows such as The Hills, Jersey Shore, Next, True Life, and 90210. He has performed on live television in the US and Europe, as well as a live performance in front of a crowd. A range of musical influences and life experiences have been cited by <mask>. His musical influences include The Beatles. He was the 2012 winner of The Voice of Germany. After moving to New York City in 2004, <mask> had a number of day and night jobs before he was able to make the transition to a full-time musician.He squeezed in shows, writing and recording wherever he could. His debut album, Something To Talk About, included songs which were featured in television shows and films, and received airplay across radio networks in the US and Europe. Since then, <mask> has toured all over the world, playing over 300 shows per year, and has seen his songs break into the record charts. When The Lights Go Up was his second album and was recorded in Los Angeles and Nashville. <mask> embarked on tours of his own in 2012 to support the release of this album. He received an award for his song "Days Like These" from the new album. <mask> licensed "When The Lights Go Up" through Ferryhouse in Germany, where all four singles from the album broke into the Top 50 mainstream radio airplay charts.MTV played the video for "Falling For You" in the United States. The Voice of Germany <mask> has had great success in Germany and its neighboring countries. He frequently traveled between Europe and New York. <mask> confirmed via social media that he would be a contestant in the second season of The Voice of Germany. <mask> decided to join Rea Garvey's team after watching his blind auditioning. Due to filming commitments for the next round of The Voice of Germany, he was forced to cancel all but two of his European Tour shows. He won the competition and was voted the "Voice of Germany 2012" by the public.Shortly before committing to "The Voice of Germany", <mask> signed a publishing deal. <mask> only learned to speak German a few months before his blind auditioning. "Unbreakable" was the lead single from <mask>'s third studio album and peaked at number 5 on the German Singles Chart. My Voice Story was released on December 21, 2012 and peaked at number 34 on the German Albums Chart. His third studio album 'Stay Who You Are' was released in Germany on 25 January and peaked at number 1 on the iTunes Pop chart and number 12 on the German Albums chart. It was released in the US in February. <mask> embarked on a 9 date arena tour with the 'Top 8' contestants, playing to mostly sold out crowds throughout Germany and even playing the O2 World (Berlin) which he had joked to his mother about playing.He was a support act for Lifehouse a few years before he was a headline act. He embarked on his "Up Close & Acoustic" Tour, playing sold out shows in Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, New York City, and Los Angeles. He embarked on his 'Secret Garden Party' tour in Germany, which included 5 sold out shows at special and unique venues across Germany. <mask> built the stage each day with his band on the tour. He moved to Los Angeles to write and record his fourth album. The first single from <mask>'s new album, "Untouchable", will be released worldwide on November 29th. During the promotional tour for "Untouchable" <mask> will play in front of an estimated 1 million people at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on New Year's Eve, perform "Untouchable" on "The Voice of Germany" on 6 December and at "The Voice of the World<mask> was a featured on the album. The album was released in November. <mask> played to over 30,000 fans on a 30 date European Tour in the Spring of 2014. He followed this with a 12 date US Tour and a return to Europe for the Summer festival season. <mask> played 12 shows across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, The Netherlands, Belgium and France. There were sold out shows in Cologne and Amsterdam. <mask> returned to the US immediately after his European tour to support Eric Hutchinson and Tristan Prettyman on their 'City & Sand Tour'.In 2015, <mask> followed up the success of his support tours by booking his own tour which included sold out shows in New York, Washington DC, Seattle and San Francisco. <mask>'s fifth studio album, All Or Nothing, was released in Europe and the US. The official Tour de France song was 'Fight' from the album. <mask> crowd funded the first of his 'Song of the Month' releases. In chronological order, these have been: November 2017: Hurricane December 2017: Shelter January 2018: Where Do We Go February 2017: Frantic March 2017: Our Time October 2017: Follow November 2017: I Still Believe May 2019: Everywhere August 2019: Crazy November 2019: Won't Give Up February 2020 Something to Talk About, Stay Who You Are, Living in Stereo, Live in Stereo, and All or Nothing are studio albums.

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texts: The "Oasis of Peace" is an Arab/Jewish village founded by Father <mask>ssar. Father <mask> got the name from the book "My people shall dwell in an Oasis of Peace". He converted to Roman Catholicism while studying engineering in France. He was a truly multilingual individual. Father <mask> established a Jewish-Catholic study center in Jerusalem before founding the village. The institution was established in Jerusalem in 1952. He was a leader and priest for the Hebrew Christians, a tiny congregation of Hebrew-speaking Catholic residents and Israeli Jewish converts to Catholicism.He was born in Egypt in 1910, the son of a Hungarian father and a French mother, both of whom were Jews. He used to call himself a "man with four identities". After graduating from the Italian School in Cairo, he moved with his family to Paris where he studied engineering. He was drawn to Christianity after studying the nature of evil and the figure of Jesus. He became a French citizen in 1937. The experience of World War II, awareness of anti-semitic prejudice within his own confession, and the desire to combine that heritage with his own adherence of the Catholic Church have deepened his reflections. The orientation was influenced by contacts with Jacques Maritain and his wife Rassa.He had to leave France because he was at risk in Nazi-occupied France. He studied philosophy in a seminary and became a Dominican priest after the founder of the Carthusian Order, <mask> of Cologne. He was charged with establishing a Centre for the Study of Judaism in the Israeli sector of Jerusalem in 1953, after seeing in the foundation of the state of Israel a step towards the fulfulment of a Christian salvific plan. He wanted to establish a monastery in Jerusalem as a symbol of opposition to the persecution of Jews by the Spanish inquisitor. He assisted in the establishment of the St. James Association to cater to the minority of Jewish Catholics, who were viewed with suspicion by the Palestinians, because he encountered difficulties with the Latin Catholic Hierarchy of the Holy Land. He undertook pastoral care of the Arab Jaffa Catholic congregation in order to better understand the life of the Arab population in Israel. The aim of St.Isaiah House was to foster dialogue and prayer between Christians and Jews.The Vatican gave him permission to have a Jewish wedding before the Catholic one. He helped draft the document, Decretum deo Iudaeis, which was to mark a turning point in Jewish–Catholic relations. Israel's annexation of East Jerusalem, along with its occupation of both the West Bank and Gaza, spurred Hussar with a sense of urgency to develop a process of reconciliation that would unite Jews, Christians and Muslims. The event is not understood to be a preview of the Second Coming of Christ, according to Chiara Rioli. He wanted to set up an "oasis of peace" on the slopes of Kiryat Ye'arim, but decided to use the larger grounds of the Latrun Abbey. If I don't feel like I'm an Egyptian, I feel very close to the Arabs who I know and love. Two families of the St. James Association tried to build a Christian kibbutz on land provided by the Sisters of Our Lady of Sion.There were concerns about the reactions of the nearby Arab villagers and the Israeli government, but the abbot of the Latrun monastery was enthusiastic. Hussar was assisted by letters to the Pope written by Rina Geftman, who was opposed to the plan. The project was implemented despite resistance from the new head of the Jerusalem Patriarchate, Monsignor Beltritti. Pope Paul VI's address bidding Israel's then president Zalman Shazar farewell on January 5, 1964- began to be developed on 400 dunams of land, under harsh pioneer conditions, by some ten members of the same group. The community grew due to the advent of Israeli Jewish and Palestinian Arab families after 1976, as well as the moral and financial support of Friends ofNSWAS in France, Italy, Switzerland and Belgium. Wellesley Aron and his wife joined the village in 1980. The settlers showed more interest in justice and Fraternity, and in social action, than they did in religion.The politics of neutrality was imposed by Hussar. The abandonment of the project by one of the founding members, Rina Geftman, in the 1980s was due to issues of identity, something which led to rifts in the community. The village was split between Jewish and Palestinian Israelis by 1984. The Center established mixed schools in Israel in the late 1990s to encourage Jewish and Arab children to study together. In response to the need to educate the Israeli Jewish and Palestinian children in the village, a school was set up with a bilingual curriculum in both Hebrew and Arabic, English French before the children left primary school to enter into the Israeli state school system. The School of Peace, with input from Northern Ireland's educational system, was established in 1979. The international and local Israeli press covered the model for its role in promoting dialogue in the midst of the ongoing Israeli–Palestinian conflict.During Israel's "First Lebanon War" and after the outbreak of the First Intifada, the stress on neutrality came under a lot of strain. In his 1988 book, When the cloud lifted, Hussar wrote that the Intifada was a natural consequence of growing pressure on the 'territories' due to the Occupation and Jewish settlements. A larger leadership role began to be assumed by a Nazareth Muslim resident and friend, who was also the village secretary. The village staged a one-off protest against the oppression in the Palestinian territories. Hussar's dedication to Zionism did not change. The United Nations gave the Jews a right to live in their own land. He said that Zionism was not against the right of the Palestinian Arabs to a national existence in the same region.No Jew who lives in the spirit of the Torah can be indifferent to the fate of the Palestinians. This land is their home as well. According to the Book of Kings, Hussar made a distinction between sheket (absence of noise) and dumia (profound silence) and associated the latter with the 'freshet of air, the voice of a subtle silence'. In his later years, Hussar withdrew there, returning to his idea of a place where prayer and meditation would play a formative role within his community, as the point of conjunction between the three Abrahamic faiths. He learned how to perform mass from a Japanese priest. On hearing of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, he was going to break his retreat into silence to put an end to the illusions created by the peace previously envisioned. The assassination was seen as a sign of aharit ha-yamim, the end of days, and a major step forward in the march of the Jewish people towards messianic fullness.On February 8, 1996, Brother Hussar's death was celebrated by thousands of people from Israel. In 1988 and 1989 Hussar was nominated for the peace prize. The Israeli Ministry of the Interior granted legal status to the village in September of 1989. Difficulties arose in the years that followed. During the Al Aqsa Intifada,NSWAS was unable to forge meaningful connections with either Israeli or Palestinian society. He stated that he and Hussar had completely denied the Palestinian tragedy when they embarked on a naive adventurous Zionism. Nostra aetate co-author Gregory Baum also wrote When the Cloud Lifted.

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texts: <mask> is an Australian singer, composer, playwright,entrepreneur and actor. He played a police officer in Division 4 and the pirate king in The Pirate King. He was in the TV series Guinevere Jones. Homicide, The Love Boat, M*A*S*H, The Six Million Dollar Man, Hawaii Five-O, and Mission: Impossible are some of his other acting credits. In 1955, <mask> was hailed as a teenage singing sensation and began performing in nightclubs and on national radio. He guest starred on three shows. He hit records with "Primrose Lane" and "The Things We Did Last Summer".The Bob Gibson Band, Australia's premier swing-band, and the Australian All-Stars jazz quintet featured <mask>. <mask> was a guest on Australia's first variety show on New Year's Eve. In the 1950s, <mask> appeared in variety shows on all channels, including The Hit Parade (ABC), Make Mine Music (ABC), Bandstand (Channel 9), and Sydney Tonight (Channel 7). Many of the top musicians and groups of the day, including Don Burrows, Terry Wilkinson and Errol Buddle, were in <mask>'s band. Bandstand and Downbeat voted him the best singer in jazz and pop. <mask> was a regular on the television show Revue 61/62 for the 7 Network. There is a national variety show award.<mask> hosted In Melbourne Tonight on Channel 9 in the late 1960's. He provided 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 Mac, Craven A. Philip Morris, Robertson Land, IC-POTA, Beautiful Rheingold, Marshall Batteries. <mask> and Johnny Farnham were together again for the very first time in June 1973. Hamilton was a member of the World Champion Squash team. He competed in Australia and Victoria from 1962 to 1970.Division 4 won two Logie awards, one for best actor and one for best drama. He was in a number of national theater productions. <mask> was the founder and chairman of the TV-Make it Australian Committee, a lobby group that pushed to have Australian culture represented by local productions on Australian TV stations. The group asked the government for a category for Australian TV in: drama, variety, comedy, current affairs, sport. A mandated quota of Australian drama is required for every channel. In the history of Australian show business, the group was the most successful lobby group. The man and the committee that saved Australian drama from extinction were acknowledged by Prime Minister John Gorton.The co-convener of the Australia Party was <mask>. His party had several senators elected and he headed the run for Parliament. The nucleus of the Australian Democrats was formed after <mask>'s departure for America. Mick Young and Clive Holding were involved in the "It's Time" campaign. <mask> appeared in a TV commercial for the Philip Morris cigarette brand. <mask> was dismissed from "Division 4" as a result of his appearance in the commercial that won the Logie award for best TV commercial. He hosted his own variety shows on ABC called <mask>'s New Wave and <mask>'s Musical World.The doors to Australian commercial television were slammed because of his chairmanship. <mask> was not employed by the networks again after he was banned from Channel 9. Facing this restriction in a television dominated profession, <mask> moved his family to the United States and established a successful acting and corporate career. The Ten Channel was acquired by Murdoch when he attempted to establish a television presence in Australia. <mask> was invited to host The <mask> Show in Australia. Murdoch sold his interest after the Broadcasting Control Board opposed his ownership. The Pirate Movie had <mask> in it.The Pirate Movie was the first Australian movie to receive a general release in the United States. The Wild Duck was financed by <mask>, as was The Flight of the Navigator for Disney Studios. He returned to the United States in 1981 after being involved in the United States. He was the chairman of two US companies that placed private capital for films and corporations. He was a senior consultant to several national companies. <mask> returned to Australia in 2001 to perform in music and acting. He played the role of Merlin in the international television series Guinevere Jones.<mask> was appointed Australia Day Ambassador. <mask> was awarded an OAM or service to the performing arts and to the community on Australia Day. Discography studio albums Singles References External links

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texts: During the 3rd Dynasty of the Old Kingdom period, Khaba was active as a pharaoh. It's not known when Khaba ruled, but it's almost certain that he ruled towards the end of the dynasty. It is difficult to assess King Khaba as a figure of ancient Egypt. His name was tested by stone bowls and mud seal impressions. Khaba's reign is from the Third Dynasty. The chronological position within the dynasty is disputed because of the contradictions within the king lists and lack of festive inscriptions. During the Ramesside era, which was separated from the Third Dynasty by 1,400 years, there were conflicting king lists.There is a debate as to where Khaba might have been buried. There is a proposal that the unfinished Layer Pyramid at Zawyet el'Aryan belongs to him. Many believe that his tomb is a mastaba close to the Layer Pyramid, where many stone vessels bearing Khaba's serekh have been found. Attestations Khaba's name appears on nine polished stone bowls made of magnesite, travertine, and diorite, which were found at the archaeological locale of Zawyet el'Aryan, Abusir, and Naga-ed-Deir. The bowls show only the king's name on their surface, which is mostly intact. They are the same as they were at the time they were made. Several mud seal impressions have his name on them.It is possible that more of the mud seals are under the garden of the current museum of Elephantine. Most of the seals are only preserved as small fragments and their surfaces have been roughened over the years. The seal, numbered UC-11755, is a well-preserved complete row of names and is currently on display in the Petrie Museum, London. The inscription alternates between Horus and Golden Horus names. Golden Horus and Khaba are the names of the Identity Royal name. His Nebty name and Nisut-Bity title are not known. One of the few kings from Early Dynastic and Old Kingdom times with an archaeologically proven Gold name is <mask>, who may have introduced the Golden Horus name.The only kings with Gold names who lived before king Sneferu, founder of the 4th dynasty, were Den, Djer, and Djoser. No matter how long the king ruled, the Golden Horus name became a royal title. The Golden Horus name can be found on several seal impressions. Peter Kaplony thinks it's Nub-iret or Nub iret-djedef, but he's not sure if it's an inherent part of the name or an additional title. The Golden Horus is seen by Thomas Schneider and Jrgen von Beckerath as Netjer-nub, which means "golden falcon". The infinitive form of the royal Gold name is shown in Khaba's Gold name. Identification with Ramesside kinglists is difficult because of several problems.There is no consensus about the number or names of the kings of the 3rd dynasty. The Abydos king list includes Nebka, Djoser, Teti, Sedjes, and Huni. The kinglist of Saqqara has several names. The historian gave nine names: Necherphes, Tosorthrs, Treis, Meschris, Sphis, Tsertasis, and Kerphers. The Ramesside cartouche name Teti is identified by Egyptologist Iorwerth Eiddon StephenEdwards. The Egyptologists suggest that Khaba could have been the same as the Ramesside names. When the Ramesside scribes compiled the kinglists, both of the "names" were pseudonyms.This would be similar to a king who ruled for a short time. There is a short reign of 6 years for the Turin Canon. Some modern Egyptologists think that Khaba might be the same as Huni, a Ramesside cartouche name. The last ruler of the 3rd dynasty is credited with this name. The Layer Pyramid is a step pyramid at Zawyet el'Aryan. Stadelmann and Wilkinson believe that a long-reigning king, such as Huni, would have been necessary to oversee the project since this monument is assigned to Khaba. Huni reigned for 24 years.Stadelmann points out that the seal impressions found at Elephantine come from a site close to a pyramid which is said to have been built by Huni. Under which Hellenized name the ancient historian Manetho listed Khaba is unknown. He might have been the same person as the listed Meschris or Sphis, but this is doubted by Wolfgang Helck and Eberhard Otto. Both names are connected to king Sanakht. The exact chronological position of Khaba is disputed because of the contradictions within Ramesside king lists and the lack of festive inscriptions. The last ruler of the 2nd dynasty could have been Khaba. He bases his assumptions on similarities between the two names.He points to the names Netjerikhet (Djoser) and Sekhemkhet (Djoserteti), which are both assumed to have ruled back-to-back. Swelim's theory is not widely accepted. During the 3rd dynasty, stone royal bowls with polished surfaces showed only Horus names, without any guiding inscriptions. This is also the case for the stone bowls of the king. The founder of the 4th dynasty practiced this style. It is thought that Khaba ruled close to the end of the Third Dynasty. The duration of Khaba's reign is unknown.He might have ruled for six years if he were the same as the Ramesside cartouche names. If Khaba was the same as Huni, he would have ruled for 24 years. The current archaeological situation does not allow a closer evaluation of Khaba's reign. This island seems to have been an important place to visit in Khaba's time, according to the seal impressions from Elephantine. The seals and their vessels were registered by the governor of Elephantine, according to the inscriptions. The goddess Bastet is depicted in other seals. The ruins of a local Horus temple contained the Hierakonpolis seal.It shows the image of a god. The Layer Pyramid is located about 8 km south-west of Giza and is thought to have been built by Tomb Khaba. Third Dynasty masonry has mudbricks arranged in layers around a core made of rough blocks from the local bedrock. The plan was for the pyramid to be tall. It's not clear if part of the pyramid has been eroded or if it was never finished. While there are no inscriptions relating the pyramid to Khaba, his serekh appears on stone bowls that were discovered in a nearby mastaba. The mastaba is located north of the pyramid.The mastaba yielded several stone bowls with Khaba's name on them as well as two seal fragments of him. This is a proof that Khaba was the owner of the pyramid, but it could also mean that the mastaba was the tomb of another king. There are only two large mastaba tombs that can be dated into Khaba's reign. Mastaba Z500 is located at Zawyet el'Aryan. It is north of the Layer Pyramid and has a north–south orientation. The mastaba ist is made of mudbricks, its outer wall is niched, and it has two large chambers without any typical tomb architecture elements. Mastaba Z500 is thought to be a mortuary temple belonging to the funerary complex of the Layer Pyramid.The datation of the building into Khaba's reign is based on numerous diorite and dolomite vessels and mud seal fragments. There is an archaeological site in the Monufia Governorate located in the Nile Delta. The mastaba used to be 14m in length and 6m in width. The first section of the substructure is filled with rubble, the second section contains a double room and the third section has a burial shaft in its center. A fragment of the king's name was found inside a mud seal. The true owner of the tomb is unknown and archaeological excavations are still going on. The Third Dynasty of Egypt was during the 27th century BC.


texts: <mask> was born on January 31, 1992 and is a professional footballer. At the 2012 Olympic Games in London, he was a member of the Switzerland squad. In 2009, he was a part of the nation's U17 World Cup winning team and received the Golden Glove award for the best goalkeeper. A series of short-term loans to English Football League and Conference sides were undertaken by the Siegrist. After spending time in the Swiss Super League with Vaduz, Siegrist joined the Scottish club. Therwil is where the club career of Aston Villa Siegrist was born. After being spotted playing for local side FC Therwil, <mask> went on to play for FC Basel in Switzerland, where he won both the Swiss U-16 league and cup double in 2008.He signed for Villa just before his 17th birthday. He went on a season-long loan to Tamworth in July 2010 after playing for the reserve and academy teams. In two pre-season games, Siegrist played for the club. He helped the club to reach the final of the FA Youth Cup in 2009, and the final of the Reserve League South in 2011. Prior to the 2012–13 season, <mask> was promoted to the first team squad and received the number 39 shirt. Loans <mask> joined Burton Albion on a one-month loan. He was given the number one shirt and was on the bench for the match against Argyle.He returned to Villa after one month due to the form of Dean Lyness. In March of last year, <mask> joined Cambridge United on a loan until the end of the season. He made his professional debut in a 3–0 win over Salisbury City. A groin injury ended his spell at the club after he played three matches for Cambridge and helped the club to a second-place league finish. On October 8, 2015, <mask> joined the Moors on a one-month emergency loan after recovering from a serious leg injury. Despite a string of fine saves from Siegrist, the Moors lost 1–0 in the replay after being held to a 1–1 draw in the first match. On 17 October 2015, <mask> made his league debut.In a 2–2 draw with Lowestoft Town on November 7, 2015, <mask> was named man of the match, making a string of saves to keep Moors in the game. After a loan extension until March 2016 his good form continued as Moors moved clear at the top of the league in January 2016 and went on to win the league a few weeks after <mask>'s departure. At the end of the season, <mask> joined Wycombe as cover and only played one match. Vaduz paid a fee of over two hundred thousand dollars in the summer of 2016 for the services of Vaduz <mask>. In June of last year, <mask> signed a two-year contract with the club. Manager Csaba Lszl initially used Siegrist as an understudy to Matej Rakovan, but he became the manager later that year. The Dundee United team was promoted to the Scottish Premiership after winning the Championship in 2019.He made his 100th appearance for the club. Despite missing the end of the season with a broken wrist, he won the club's Player of the Year and Players' Player of the Year awards. In June of 2021, United turned down an official bid to buy Siegrist. At U17, U18, U19, and U21 level, <mask> was part of the Switzerland squad. The goalkeeper for the team that beat the hosts in the final of the U17 World Cup in Nigeria won the tournament's first Golden Glove award as a result. He was an unused substitute in the final of the European Under-21 Football Championship as Switzerland lost 2–0 to Spain. At the 2012 London Olympic Games, <mask> was chosen as a backup goalkeeper to Diego Benaglio.The Swiss U-16 League, the Swiss Cup U-16 Cup, the Reserve FA Youth Cup, and the Cambridge United Conference play-off winners are all career statistics. The players of Burton Albion F.C. The players of United F.C. are from Cambridge. The players are from the Moors F.C. The players of the club. The players are from FC Vaduz. Football players in the National League, English Football League, Swiss Super League, Swiss Challenge League and Scottish Professional Football League.

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texts: He held the position of organist at the Tower Ballroom from March 1930 until March 1970 and was known for his position as an English theatre organist. He made and sold more recordings than any other organist. Throughout the 1930s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s he was in high demand. He was one of the top-selling artists of all time, his output ranking alongside that of Victor Silvester and Bing Crosby. On 16 October 1904, <mask> was born. By the age of two, he was playing the piano and organ. Seeing the keen spirit and potential that he possessed for music made his father realize that his son was deserving of tuition.He practiced on the piano for two hours a day. By the age of twelve, he was already performing in concerts at local music festivals, and by the age of thirteen, he was taking lessons in organ at his local church. He had to give up school at the age of thirteen in order to continue his music studies. He was working at least 8 hours a day. He had applied for the position of organist at the Methodist church and was chosen from several applicants. He was awarded an associate degree from the Royal College of Music when he was 17 years old. The Stocksbridge Palace has a cinema experience.He was employed as a pianist and musical director for the sum of $3 per week. He gained a lot of experience in this job and developed his technique further. After eighteen months, he accepted a job as a pianist and deputy organist at the Picture House. He was also teaching. He became a professional theatre organist when he was 21, after being called upon more and more often to play the organ. He became an organist and pianist at the Heeley Palace a year later. He was fond of playing on the Wurlitzer at the Regent Cinema.He became the organist at the Regent Cinema in Dudley after working as an orchestral organist at the West End cinema. While he was here, he taught Harry Farmer how to play the 2/6 Wurlitzer. He played a 2/9 Wurlitzer at the New Victoria Cinema in Church Street. At the time, the Tower Ballroom contained a 2/10 Wurlitzer, and in March 1930,<mask> was invited to apply for the position of organist. There had been two other organists before this. The Wurlitzer's job was to provide music for dancing, but they couldn't keep a strict pace. If he did not make a success of playing the Wurlitzer for dancing, both he and the Wurlitzer would go.After mastering playing in strict pace, he developed his playing style with a strong bass line and both hands providing accompaniment and melody. He played the accompaniment with his left hand and the melody with his second touch. He could use his right hand to play the music. This became a trade mark that was instantly recognisable. The 2/10 Wurlitzer's capabilities were fully exploited by <mask>. The dancers held him back and made him plan a bigger instrument. The Tower Ballroom was the location of the broadcast from the Tower."Chromatic Waltz No." was a broadcast. "Sing, You Sinners" is a song by Conrad and "Exactly Like You" is a song by Nicholls. This broadcast was different from any previous organ broadcast, and with its unique style, nothing like it had been heard before. In concerts, dance sessions, radio broadcasts and recordings, he was playing with the band. The time slot onDixon's broadcasts was expanded from 30 minutes to 45 minutes, and were made as often as 5 times a week to the UK alone. In the early hours of the morning, he broadcast live to places such as Canada, India, Africa and Australia, as well as regular broadcasts to the British Empire. During the winter months, he visited cinemas and concert halls all over the country.The Tower Ballroom was filled to its capacity of 7,000 people daily. The Daily Mail stated in 1933 thatDixon was the most popular cinema organist. The first broadcast of the organ was in March 1935. After the new Wurlitzer was broadcast to the British Empire, the Tower Company was flooded with phone calls from people praising the new instrument. He broadcasted from Manchester Road Congregational Church, Nelson, with the music of Handel and Massenet. The Tower Company's annual production of Handel's "Messiah" used a lot of the new Wurlitzer. After a spell away from radio in winter 1938, there was a lot of speculation that he would leave his Tower post to become the new organist at the BBC.I am under contract with the Tower company for another three years and I have also fixed up for a long winter with the Bernstein's Theatres. I don't think I would accept the job if it was offered to me. I wouldn't take it if the finances were the same as Mr Foort's. He had double the votes of any other organist, and came top of a nationwide poll. The Opera House Wurlitzer was the last new Wurlitzer Organ to come to the UK. In 1940, he joined the R.A.F. During his time there, he was often called upon to entertain service personnel, and was still to be heard on radio occasionally, as well as playing for concerts at the Tower Ballroom.He left the RAF as Squadron Leader after attaining the rank of Flying Officer. He returned to the tower in 1946, and was busy all the time. He was also broadcasting from Europe. In the 1950s,<mask> made over 1,000 broadcasts and had already appeared on television. In the late 50's, he fell ill due to being completely exhausted. He came back to the Tower Ballroom after a few months. In 1955, he performed for Queen Elizabeth II at the console of the 3/13 Wurlitzer of the Opera House for the Royal Variety Performance.The Queen told him that she listened to him on the radio. According to the Empire News, over 60 million people live at the Tower ballroom alone, and radio listening figures are now topping 6 million for each broadcast he makes. He had a radio show on the BBC called Meet Me at the Tower, where he was joined by guest organist and often by the Northern Dance Orchestra. He still had his normal broadcasts to play for. He had done a lot of speculating about who would turn on the Illuminations that year. The Blackpool Illuminations have been an annual attraction since 1879, and the switch on ceremony was a prestigious event. Up until that time, celebrities such as Prince George the Duke of Kent, George Formby, Jacob Malik, John H Whiting and Dame Anna Neagle had all turned on the illuminations.The event was televised to a Europe-wide audience after it was discovered that it was himself who was to turn on the illuminations. A fire started in the Tower Lounge Restaurant and spread to the Ballroom. The console was badly damaged but was later fixed. While the Tower ballroom was being restored at a cost of £500,000,<mask> resumed his schedule in the Empress Ballroom, where in 1935 a 3/13 Wurlitzer had been installed. He returned to the Tower Ballroom Wurlitzer in the mid-sixties, and things went on as usual. According to The Bulletin newspaper, on July 3, 1958, he was to have an operation to fix a nerve in his elbow. It was the result of an injury I received in a motorcycle crash.He wanted to delay the operation until the end of the season, but doctors warned him that he might lose the use of his hand. He made over 2,000 broadcasts after returning to the ballroom and Wurlitzer. The Reading Eagle newspaper of Reading, Pennsylvania, US, reported in 1966 that there are many places in the U.S where people go to dance to the music of big orchestras. In the same year, he was awarded an MBE for his services to radio and the public. At the ceremony in Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth II pinned his medal and said to him, "I have listened to you, you must have been there for a long time now". "Yes ma'am," he replied. I have been there since March 1930.The years of pleasure he had given to millions was what earned him an award from the BBC in 1969. He decided to retire from his Tower Ballroom post in order to spend more time with his family. At the end of the season, he retired from playing for dancing at the Ballroom, but continued to play for Sunday concerts as usual. On Easter Sunday 1970 he gave his final concert on the Tower Ballroom Wurlitzer, an event which was recorded and broadcast by the BBC, and he was also interviewed for The Organist Entertains. Retirement didn't mean retirement at all. He was still broadcasting to a large audience, and he was also on tour across the UK and Europe, fulfilling engagements with various organ societies and clubs, determined to see the organ's survival. He made a new album while in the Netherlands, as well as being on radio and TV.He received requests from the US and Australia to conduct tours. He died in May of 1985 at the age of 80. He was cremated. The table below shows the number of records released on 78rpm discs. It doesn't include releases on 45rpm, 3313rpm or cassettes. The year is listed month/year. British male organists from the Royal College of Organists and members of the Order of the British Empire.

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texts: <mask> is also trans. Grigory is a Russian film and theatre actor, director and producer. The first Russian superhero in the film Black Lightning was a classically trained ballet dancer named <mask>. He made his Western debut in A Most Wanted Man and Black Sea after starring in How I Ended This Summer. He has been called Russia's top acting export and the "Russian James Franco". The Russian SFSR, Soviet Union and the Russian Far are where <mask> was born. His father was a Soviet Navy submarine captain and his mother was a professional ballet dancer.When he was 10 years old, his family returned to Moscow to enroll him in the Moscow State Academy of Choreography in the Bolshoi Theatre. He had his first role in the Bolshoi at the age of 12. His family lived in the Moscow suburb of Zelenograd, where he attended a sports school and played football. One year prior to graduation, <mask> quit the academy after his father converted to Seventh-day Adventism. He attended the Zaoksky University in Tula after leaving Moscow. He stated that he entered the seminary because of his own beliefs and his parents' influence. He traveled to tournaments in the United Kingdom and Germany while playing indoor football for the seminary.After two years at Zaoksky, <mask> moved back to Moscow to study acting at the Moscow Art Theatre School. He will study Directing at the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts next year, but it's not clear if he was expelled or left by his own choice. The worst year of <mask>'s life was his first at GITIS. He said that training with Kudryashov was a turning point in his life. He graduated in 2010. Black Lightning, the first Russian-language blockbuster superhero film, was written and directed by Timur Bekmambetov. He was cast in How I Ended This Summer after director Alexei Popogrebsky spotted him at a theatre performance.At the 60th Berlin International Film Festival, Sergei Puskepalis and <mask> shared the Silver Bear for best actor for their roles in the film, which was shot over three months at a meteorological station in the Chuk. At the 2010 Russian Guild of Film Critics Awards, <mask> won the Best actor trophy. The media dubbed him the most famous student in Russia. A Most Wanted Man is <mask>'s first English-language movie. He was portrayed as a terrorist by the CIA and the German secret service. Some of Philip Seymour Hoffman's last scenes were co-starring with <mask>. He co-stars with Jude Law in Kevin Macdonald's Black Sea.In order to prepare for the role, <mask> visited submarine bases. He told Interview magazine that he toured both Ukrainian and Russian sites. Macdonald said, "Not many Russian actors, or actors, actually, have his sensitivity or awareness." He has a method about him that is western for want of a more nuanced word. The Russian way seems to be more craft-based in its mentality, whereas he wanted to portray the character. Our Kind of Traitor is one of the John le Carré adaptions that he is starring in. <mask> will play the role of Grand Duke Andrei Vladimirovich in a movie about the life of the mistress to three Grand Dukes.In 2015, <mask> starred in an adidas commercial directed by Pharrell Williams, #OriginalSuperstar, along with Pusha T, Japanese designer Yoon, VJ Mian, and Mexican illustrator Smithe. Beloved Sisters is the official German submission for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. He made his directorial debut with a short film called Treason. The short, Verpaskungen, won two prizes at the Kinotavr. He made his directorial debut at the Mayakovsky Theatre. The short, Mind the Gap, was directed by <mask> and featured his A Most Wanted Man co-star. The short sold for more than $100,000.Ballet <mask> wants to return to the dancing world through a film project. Five years after he stopped dancing, he thought about going back. He told Interview magazine in March 2015: "Now it's been 10 years, so it's going to be a documentary experiment for me: I'm going to go deep into ballet, prepare my body and then travel the world with a professional coach, an international choreographer and a camera I wasn't assigned to the theatre for my last year at the academy. The meaning of life was once to dance. He said that his film contracts state that he will not drink alcohol, smoke, or be in a graphic sex scene on film, nor will he work on Saturdays. He declined to appear in a love scene with Rachel McAdams in A Most Wanted Man because it would have been out of character for him.He brought his father, a former submarine captain, to the Moscow premiere of Black Sea because his parents don't watch television or films. Musia Totibadze is the daughter of a Georgian painter and <mask> is in a relationship with her. There are links to filmography awards and recognition.

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texts: The Cuban-American serial killer, drug dealer and cult leader who led an notorious drug-trafficking and occult gang in Matamoros, Mexico, was dubbed the Narcos. His cult members referred to him as The Godfather. Sara Aldrete was nicknamed "The Godmother" by her followers. Mark Kilroy, an American student, was kidnapped, tortured and killed in the Matamoros area in 1989. <mask> was born in Miami, Florida, to a Cuban immigrant mother in 1962. She had three children by different fathers after giving birth to <mask> at the age of 15. After her first husband died, she moved to San Juan, Puerto Rico.He served as an altar boy and accompanied his mother on trips to Haiti to learn about Vodou. After his stepfather died, the family left with some money. He began to practice a religion called Palo Mayombe, which involves animal sacrifice, when he was a teenager. His new stepfather was involved in both religion and drug dealing. The mother and son were arrested many times for theft. He was expelled from prep school after graduating from high school. <mask> met the men who would become his followers when he moved to Mexico City as an adult.Chickens, goats, snakes, zebras and even lioncubs were sacrificed in order to bring good luck. Many of his clients were rich drug dealers and hitmen who enjoyed the violence of the displays. Several high-ranking corrupt policemen introduced him to the city's powerful drug cartels, as well as other rich members of Mexican society. The cult was associated with the Gulf Cartel. The graveyards were raided for human bones to be put in the cauldron. The cult decided that the spirits of the dead would be stronger if they had live human sacrifice instead of bones. The bodies of more than twenty people were found in and around Mexico City.The gang needed the power of a brain from an American student in order to kill Mark Kilroy. Murders <mask> began to believe that his magic, many of which he took from Palo Mayombe, were responsible for the success of the cartels and demanded to become a full business partner with one of the most powerful families he knew. Seven family members vanished when his demand was rejected. Their bodies turned up with fingers, toes, ears, brains and even the spine missing. The Hernandez brothers were friends with <mask>. He met a young woman named Sara, who became the high priestess of the cult. While he was shipping marijuana over the border into the US, <mask> made Aldrete second-in-command of his cult and directed her to supervise his followers.Rancho Santa Elena is a house in the desert. He carried out many murders of strangers and rival drug dealers there. He used the ranch to store a lot of drugs. Mark Kilroy, a pre-med student, was taken back to the ranch on March 13, 1989, after being kidnapped from outside a Mexican bar. On spring break, Kilroy was a US citizen. Kilroy was murdered when he was brought to the ranch. Mexican police initially picked up four people, including two brothers, under pressure from Texan politicians.Police discovered that the cult was responsible for Kilroy's death and that the cult's leader wanted a "good" or "superior brain" for one of his rituals. A dead black cat and a human brain were found in the cauldron that was discovered when officers raided the ranch. One of the corpses was that of Kilroy's. According to officials, Kilroy tried to escape after being taken to the ranch, but was killed with a machete chop to the back of his neck. The leader of his group fled to Mexico City. Police were called to the apartment because of a dispute. As the officers approached, he opened fire with a machine gun, thinking they had located him.Police reinforcements were brought in. He gave the gun to lvaro de Len and ordered him to open fire on him. By the time police got to the apartment, both of them were dead. Sara Aldrete and De Len were immediately arrested. A total of 14 cult members were charged with a range of crimes, from murder and drug-running to obstructing the course of justice. Three people were sentenced to over 60 years in prison for multiple murders. A 30-year term was given to De Len.American authorities plan to prosecute Aldrete for the murder of Mark Kilroy if she is ever released from prison. The suspect for the kidnappings in the mid-90s is possible to be an accessory. The Discovery Channel series Most Evil was written by Dr. Michael. The "evil level" was 22. The documentary Instinto Asesino was aired on Discovery en Espaol in 2010. The episode was titled "El Padrino". The Poisoned Passions series on the Investigation Discovery Channel profiled this crime."Sacrificial Evil" is the title of the episode. Aldo Uribe was the actor who portrayed <mask>. The crimes were portrayed in an episode of the ID Channel series, "The Devil's Ranch". Pain Teens' song "Sacrificial Shack" is a song about a cult member who is captured and taken to the police for an explanation of his crimes. The film Borderland is based on a cult. A Texas death metal band performs a song. The song is a lead track on their 2016 release.The band Brujeria put a picture of a severed head on their album. The head is believed to be that of a cult victim. The Japanese band Church of Misery wrote a song called "El Padrino" (Godfather in Spanish). Each song on the Houses of the Unholy album is about a serial killer. The band is named after a cult. Two white American teenagers are kidnapped by Hispanic criminals who attempt a Santeria human sacrifice in the film Perdita Durango. "Adolfo Constanzo: The Narcosatanists & The Matamoros Cult Killings" is a radio show.March 26, 2021. The first episode of Unexplained Realms the podcast focused on <mask> Constanzo. The Last Episode on the Left is "Los Narcosatanicos Murders". Parcast Cults did a two episode story on the murder oflos narcosatanicos. It was released on May 19, 2019. There is a list of serial killers by country and number of victims.

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texts: Patrick "<mask><mask> is an Irish politician and retired mixed martial artist who competed in the flyweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. A professional MMA competitor from 2007 until his retirement in 2016 was also a competitor on The Ultimate Fighter 18. Following the loss of two previous children, <mask>'s mother was placed in a laundry before he was born. He lived with his maternal aunt in Northern Ireland. The final years of the Troubles were experienced by Holohan. He credits his grandfather with instilling in him discipline and morality, and his maternal grandfather was his father figure. At the age of 19, he became a father.He has three children. Tommy Tiernan is the Irish comedian who Holohan credits with keeping his spirits up during tough periods in his life. His son and daughter were born in the same year. Hooligan was released in 2019. In August of 2013 it was revealed that he was going to be a participant on The Ultimate Fighter 18. He had a fight with Josh Hill to get in the house. Holohan was taken down many times and had no answer for the top game of Hill.At UFC Fight Night 46, he made his promotional debut against Josh Sampo. The fight was won by a rear-naked choke submission. He was going to face Louis Gaudinot at UFC Fight Night 54. Chris Kelades replaced Gaudinot who pulled out of the bout due to an injury. The fight was won by a unanimous decision. Fight of the Night honours were earned by both participants. There was a fight at UFC Fight Night 59.He won by unanimous decision. He was in the cage for the first time in over a year on July 18th at UFC Fight Night 72. He won by unanimous decision. At UFC Fight Night 76, <mask> fought Louis Smolka. After taking a series of shots and giving up his back, Smolka was able to lock in the rear naked choke for the victory. Willie Gates was scheduled to face <mask> at UFC Fight Night 87. He announced his retirement on 25 April due to Factor XIII deficiency.He was replaced by Yuta Sasaki. He was elected to South Dublin County Council for Sinn Féin. In a 7 January 2020 episode of "<mask>'s No Shame Podcast", <mask> criticized the Taoiseach over his party's intention to commemorate the Black and Tans. Varadkar was accused of being detached from the classes of Ireland due to his father and grandfather's Indian ethnicity. When he was growing up, he was raised on stories of the history of Ireland, but Varadkar would have been raised on stories of the rebellion in India, the idea of fighting the English, and Gandhi. He wants the leader of the country to be a family man and to know what it's like to have kids when you're gay. On 16 January, as the 2020 Irish general election campaign was underway, <mask> was called upon by his party to apologize for his remarks.He apologized the same day. Varadkar accepted the apology, stating "I understand that he has apologized in the last few hours and you know that's good enough for me." Mary Lou McDonald stated that she was satisfied with the apology and there would be no further action. On 17 January, it was revealed that <mask> had previously made comments regarding the alleged use of sexual extortion by teenage girls, whereby he claimed he had been told that teenage girls were deliberately targeting men, engaging in sexual relationships and recording evidence of same, and then threatening them with extortion. Mary Lou McDonald found the comments offensive and upsetting. She said that she had moved immediately to the party's procedures and that action would be taken. Sinn Féin announced that <mask> had been suspended from the party.On June 26, 2020 it was announced that <mask>'s suspension from Sinn Féin had been lifted and he had been reinstated to the party. He was nominated for the position of Mayor of South Dublin by members of South Dublin County Council, but was not elected. Sinn Féin were criticized for allowing the nomination to occur, and senior figures in the party such as Pearse Doherty called it "regrettable" and "wrong". Sinn Féin suspended their entire South West Dublin organisation as a result of the Holohan nomination, a suspension that will remain until an internal review on the nomination is completed. In March 2021, Sinn Féin took further action against <mask> after he refused a request to take down a Facebook post supporting a salon owner who reopened in violation of COVID-19 restrictions. Pearse explained the situation to the Irish Independent's Floating Voter: "This fella made a comment, we told him that comment isn't in keeping with the party's view, we told him to withdraw it, he isn't doing so." After that month, it was revealed that <mask> had decided not to renew his party membership.

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texts: <mask> was a doctor and scientist renowned for his work in the field of Tuberculosis. He was the President of the Union of Societies of Medical Sciences. He played a leading role in the development of a national strategy for the prevention and treatment of Tuberculosis, as well as the establishment of a network of sanatoria and clinics for the treatment of pulmonary diseases. The first chair of phthisiology at the Bucharest Faculty of Medicine was set up by <mask>, as well as the foundations for the teaching of modern epidemiology of Tuberculosis. He founded and directed a research center in the field of respiratory medicine. The communist regime exposed him for his "cosmopolitan behavior" in 1959 when his career was cut short. After the fall of communism in Romania in 1989, his contributions to the scientific, medical and academic field were once again recognised and the institute was renamed in his honor.He is considered to be one of the fathers of the care, treatment, and study of Tuberculosis of the lung. <mask> was born in 1890 and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was the third of four children. Alexandru Nasta was a civil servant. A Greek family had linguists, writers and diplomats among its members. The early death of Alexandru Nasta caused the family to fall on hard times and forced them to teach piano in order to support and raise their four children. The hard work and modesty of the young <mask> were to become hallmarks of his life because of his mother's hardship.<mask> graduated from one of the leading secondary schools in the capital of Romania in 1908, after attending primary school there between 1896 and 1900. He was a medical student at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Bucharest. <mask> was taught at the "Cantacuzino School" by Ioan Cantacuzino, a man who had a major influence on his early professional career and personal life. An outgoing and complex personality, Cantacuzino combined outstanding teaching with a passion for rigorous scientific research, a vast clinical experience, and wider interests which included music and the etchings of baroque French printmakers. Cantacuzino's courses explored new areas of experimental medicine and offered his students the opportunity to carry out cutting edge fundamental scientific research in a laboratory that he set up in homage to lie Metchnikoff. Cantacuzino's laboratory was involved in the production of the anti-streptococcal serum as early as 1904, followed in 1906 by the production of other vaccines to combat diseases. <mask> joined a group that left a mark on the medical and scientific world.The founding members of the "Cantacuzino School" were tefan Irimescu and Alexandru Sltineanu. They were followed by other distinguished people such as Ionescu-Miheti and Daniel Danielopolu. Lupu. During his medical studies, <mask> worked as a medical intern at the "Brncoveanu" hospital and as a medical intern at the Eforia Spitalelor Civile. The Second Balkan War and World War I interrupted his internship. <mask> worked and studied at the Pasteur Institute after graduating from the Faculty of Medicine in 1918. His work in France earned him several French medals, including the Legion of Honour, and on his return in 1921, he took up the position of assistant researcher at the Cantacuzino Institute.The work of the latter was critical for the health service in the country. In order to protect against a number of human diseases, it was necessary to combine scientific research with the production of vaccines. The Cantacuzino Institute had a newly created Tuberculosis section. He worked in the laboratory of Albert Calmette for several months that year. A grant from the Rockefeller Foundation enabled him to travel to the United States in 1927, where he worked in several treatment centers, including the Saranac Lake center for the treatment of pulmonary Tuberculosis. <mask> was a doctor specialized in pulmonary diseases at the Casa Asigurrilor Sociale between 1928 and 1934. After Cantacuzino's death in 1934, <mask> left the Cantacuzino Institute to head a department specializing in the treatment of various forms of tuberculosis and in the surgery of other heavy pulmonary diseases.<mask> carried out outpatient consultations at Filaret Hospital and worked on behalf of the "League for the combat against Tuberculosis" at Pantelimon Hospital. He taught and practiced as head of clinic at Filaret Hospital from 1944 to 1949. He founded the "Institutul de Ftiziologie" and served as its director until his forced retirement in 1959. <mask>'s academic career began in 1927 when he was an assistant lecturer at the University of Bucharest's Faculty of Medicine. When he became an associate professor in 1943, he established the chair of phthisiology at the Faculty of Medicine. He became a full professor in 1946. Outside of Romania, <mask> lectured.He was a regular speaker at the conferences organised by the Union against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease in Western and Eastern Europe. He lectured at various universities in China in the 1950s at the invitation of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The most important fields of phthisiology were covered in <mask>'s research, which was carried out either by himself or in teams. His research focused on the immunology of the disease, mycobacterium tuberculosis, vaccines, as well as on the detection, chemotherapy, pathology of pulmonary and extra-pulmonary Tuberculosis. <mask>'s research was cutting edge. Specific and practical methods for the prevention of the disease were introduced. Tuberculosis and bronchopathy were studied in specific living and working environments and established a link between them and the proliferation of these diseases.The "Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and the Aid of Poor Tuberculosis Patients" and the "Society for the Combat of Tuberculosis in Children" were some of the non governmental organizations that carried out the campaign to combat the disease. The head of the new section within the Cantacuzino Institute in charge of developing anti-tuberculosis vaccines was appointed in 1926 by Cantacuzino. The Cantacuzino team collaborated with Albert Calmette's laboratory in Paris to introduce the vaccine in Romania. Within a few years, Romania had the second highest number of vaccine-vaccinated children in Europe after France, with over 600,000 vaccine-vaccinated children. <mask> was a champion for compulsory vaccinations. Professor Cantacuzino appointed him as the Secretary General of the Society for the Study of Tuberculosis. TheBulletin of the Society for the Study of Tuberculosis was published between 1930 and 1948.At the Society for the Study of Tuberculosis conferences in 1931 and 1933, Cantacuzino pleaded for the establishment of a "League for the combat against Tuberculosis" which would pool all the existing structures. In 1934, the year of Cantacuzino's death, the League was established by law and received significant funding from the state as well as the private sector. King Carol II of Romania was its patron. <mask> played an important role in the activities of the League. The latter was responsible for building state of the art sanatoria and dispensary throughout the country. The expansion of existing prophylactic and treatment techniques was part of the League's contribution. The establishment of a Tuberculosis focused education and training center within the Filaret Hospital was one of the reasons why mass civilian screenings with mobile X ray machines were conducted.Between 1934 and 1939 the number of hospital beds dedicated to the treatment of Tuberculosis increased as a result of the League's work. TheDirection of Tuberculosis became a department of the Ministry of Health under the newly installed communist regime after World War II. The goal was to bring the disease under control. Nasta set up theInstitutul de Ftiziologie with the help of the Ministry of Health. The branch in Iasi was headed byNicolae Bumbacescu, while the branch in Cluj was headed by Leon Daniello. The research department, clinical unit for patient care, teaching department for post-graduate medical students, and a section dedicated to the launch of Tuberculosis awareness campaigns were included. The "National Program for the Control of Tuberculosis" was launched in 1950.There was an increase in the number of trained pulmonary surgeons from 70 in the 1940s to over 1300 by 1960, as well as an increase in the

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texts: number of Tuberculosis clinics in the country. Clinics and hospitals throughout the country now offer diagnostic services to detect Tuberculosis. In less than ten years, the incidence of the disease went down from over 800 to 330 per 100,000 inhabitants, and the mortality due to Tuberculosis went down from 180 to 35 per 100,000 inhabitants. <mask> was elected President of the Union of the Societies of Medical Sciences in 1950 in recognition of his contributions to medicine. <mask> was elected a corresponding member of the academy. He became a member in 1955. <mask> married Lucia "Loulou" Bicoianu in 1922.Petre Aurelian was Lucia's maternal grandfather and her father was an economist. Four children were produced by the marriage. <mask> formed lifelong friends with other members of the "Cantacuzino School". He was a full-time resident at the Cantacuzino Institute and raised his family there. <mask>'s life was enriched by artists and writers who socialized with the Cantacuzino School. He and his wife Lucia were close to many of their friends, including the painters Jean Steriadi, Theodor Pallady, and Dumitru Ghia, the sculptors Milia Petracu and Ion Jalea, the musician Vasile Jianu, and the philosopher The <mask> family became friends with the writer Panait Istrati after receiving much needed medical assistance from the Filaret hospital in the final years of his life.In 1913, <mask> befriended Vladimir Ghika, a volunteer streatcher-bearer in the Zimnicea pest house. <mask>'s conversion to Catholicism was the result of Ghika's faith, which was declared a martyr of the Catholic Church and beatified by Pope Francis. Many of these friends and their families perished in communist prisons or were subjected to other forms of persecution by the new regime. <mask> developed a set of beliefs based on his experiences treating patients and his inspiration from the writings of two of his favorite authors: Sir Thomas Browne andMichel de Montaigne. Browne's Religio Medici describes <mask>'s attitude towards his patients as faith, hope and charity. <mask> de Montaigne in his "Essays". <mask> served in both World War I and World War II.The Second Balkan War ended in the summer of 1913 with hundreds of casualties. The Romanian Government tasked Victor Babe and Ioan Cantacuzino with taking immediate measures to stop the epidemic from spreading to the rest of the armed forces and the civilian population. Several mobile hospitals and pest houses which were used to treat patients were set up by Cantacuzino and his deputies. <mask> was a physician in the pest house. <mask> and his colleagues earned several military medals for their service and bravery and were known as the "Zimnicea team". Cantacuzino's laboratory was converted into the Institute of Serums and Vaccines during World War I. The staff, including <mask>, was responsible for the production of the vaccines.In the immediate aftermath of World War I, Cantacuzino was asked by the French government to rescue a group of soldiers from the Casale di Altamura in Puglia, Italy. The unit was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Cantacuzino sent Nasta and his colleagues to rescue the survivors. Nasta earned several medals for their intervention, as in 1913. Nasta was a Major in the Army Medical Corps during World War II. In 1944, he was the leader of the first aid teams in the capital. The communist regime wanted to show the results of the "National Program for the Control of Tuberculosis" outside of Romania.<mask> was allowed to travel on lecture tours outside of Romania. He was critical of some of the scientists who favored Trofim Lysenko's pseudo scientific ideas because he was convinced of the importance of microbial genetics in his field. He was appalled by the abuses committed by the regime on geneticists. The introduction of new methods for the detection of Tuberculosis was favored by <mask>, but she became concerned about the excessive use of outdated X ray machines which had damaging side effects on patients. Voinea Marinescu, the communist Minister of Health, viewed such concerns as criticisms. Although supported by the communist regime in his professional endeavors, <mask> was regarded with suspicion as he remained politically unaffiliated (unlike some of his distinguished peers, he refused to join the ranks of the Romanian Communist Party) and was married to someone whom the communists regarded as a former member of the By the end of the 1950s, Romania's Stalinist rulers felt threatened by the changes in leadership in the Soviet Union and by possible internal unrest following the Hungarian Revolution.There was a new terror wave that included reprisals against people who were suspected of criticism against the regime. <mask>'s scientific views, his personal profile, his circle of friends, and his frequent travels on scientific missions outside of Romania were used against him by the communists. <mask> was suspected of being an agent of the British Secret Intelligence Service after being recruited in Switzerland during a lecture tour. There was no evidence to support the Securitate's suspicion of him and his family. <mask> and his wife were exposed during one of the leading show trials of the decade. They were accused of making derogatory comments against the popular-democratic regime and against socialism, listening to imperialist radio stations, and spreading rumors and insults against the foreign policy of the Soviet Union. He was stripped of his teaching and managerial positions after the trial.<mask> developed terminal cancer due to the persecutions he and his family were 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The school of phthisiology of international renown was established at the time of <mask>'s death. The Institute was at its center. Over the course of several decades, <mask> and his team taught and trained thousands of doctors, who now work in hospitals and clinics in cities such as Cluj, Iai, Trgu Mure, and Timioara. The "Phthisiology Section" of the Society for Medical Sciences was established in 1951 by Marius Nasta. The "Society of Phthisiology" is part of the "Union of the Society of Medical Sciences". The Society for the Study of Tuberculosis was set up by Professor Cantacuzino in the 1930s to raise the standards of clinicians and researchers alike.The fall of communism in Romania in 1989 made it possible for the scientific and medical community to acknowledge <mask> as the founder of modern Romanian phthisiology. The "Institute of Phthisiology" was renamed the "Marius Nasta Institute of Pneumophthisiology" in 1990 to commemorate his 100th birthday. The Institute is a leading hospital, teaching and research centre in the field of pulmonary diseases, as well as the Pneumology Clinic of the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy. The former head of the "Marius Nasta Institute" and a physician are among the current staff of the Institute. I.P. Bulla. There are many people who are members of the Romanian Academcy of Medical Sciences. <mask> has changed the name of the society to the "Romanian Society of Pneumology".It works closely with international bodies such as the European Respiratory Society. The journal continues to be published under the name "Pneumologia". <mask>'s research was published both in and outside of Romania in over 300 scientific articles. He taught courses on phthisiology at the Faculty of Medicine. He wrote several biographical studies as well as several studies setting out an overview of the state of research of the disease. <mask> directed the "Bulletin of the Society for the Study of Tuberculosis" and the "Journal of the Romanian Society of Pneumology". "The Chemotherapy of Tuberculosis" and "Treaty on Tuberculosis" areographic studies.There are two courses: "Bronchopulmonary tumours" and "Morpho Pathology of Tuberculosis". Below is a list of the most important

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texts: <mask> is a former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper. He is a goalkeeper coach for the national football team. He is known by his Turkish name Faruk Grsoy and sometimes by the name Kingston. The name of his brother is Kingston. "Irregularity on his identity documents" is the reason for the different spelling of the surnames. He was quoted as the man who got the "t" off his name. After leaving his home country, he played for a number of clubs in Turkey, Sweden, and England before being released by several clubs at the end of the 2010–11 season.The vice-captain was <mask>. He has a Turkish and a Ghanaian passport. In 1996 Turkey <mask> left his native country to pursue a career in Turkey, where he represented six different clubs, and became a naturalised citizen, taking a Turkish name, Faruk Grsoy. His first club in Turkey was Galatasaray S.K., which he did not play a single game for. He was suspended from football for six months after failing a drug test. After a three-month period on loan to Swedish club Hammarby IF, he drew attention from other clubs in Europe and eventually joined the latter. In the third round of the League Cup, <mask> made his debut.In Eric Black's only game in charge, he played in a 2–0 defeat to Pompey. <mask> was branded a "complete waste of space" by co-owner David Sullivan at the end of the season. <mask> was upset by the unfairness of Sullivan's reaction, saying that an older person in his position has to speak maturely. To speak well and set an example for younger people, he has to be a responsible co-owner. 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Chris Brunt was able to score from the rebound after he saved a penalty, and the game ended as a 3–1 defeat. He was released after his contract expired at Wigan at the end of the 2009–10 season. He made his debut for the team in a loss to Villa. <mask> had an extended run in the first team after Matthew Gilks was injured. <mask> was released along with several other players.After two years out of the game, <mask> signed a one-year deal for a club in Cyprus. On the opening day of the league season, he kept a clean sheet as his team beat Nea Salamis. <mask> returned to Turkey to play for Balkesirspor on a half-year plus two years deal. <mask> was signed by Great Olympics. After retiring, <mask> stated that he still wanted to play for Asante Kotoko and it was reported that he would be signed for the team, but it was later denied. <mask> was called up for the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2010 World Cup as the starting goalkeeper of the Ghana national football team. The player's shirt used the correct spelling of his name, as confirmed by <mask> himself.He was an All-Star Goalkeeper in the 2008 African Cup of Nations. The Technical Study Group made the final decision on the Team of the Tournament. In 2008, he scored a goal for his country in a friendly, but it wasn't enough as they were forced to settle for a 1–1 draw. He was selected for the all-star team along with Egypt goalkeeper Essam El-Hadary, as he was the first-choice goalkeeper and team captain. In the opening game of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, <mask> was in goal for The Black Stars as they defeated Serbia 1–0, with his teammate at Wigan Athletic in goal on the other side. He made a mistake in the 11th minute of his next game and Australia took the lead and went on to win the game. The team still qualified for the knockout stages despite a narrow 1–0 loss to Germany.He was voted Turkish Airlines Top of the Match after making several saves in the extra time victory. The team moved on to the Quarter Finals, where a goal was prevented by Luis Suarez and the team was awarded a penalty kick. Asamoah Gyan missed the penalty kick and the game ended in a penalty shoot out. <mask> is the brother of a member of the national team. His Turkish name is Faruk Grsoy and he is a naturalised citizen of Turkey. <mask> is married to a woman. The ceremony took place in Africa.<mask>'s national teammates Asamoah Gyan and John Paintsil were at the wedding. In 2012 a controversy arose when <mask>'s wife confessed that she had used spirits to destroy <mask>'s career and rendered him impotent. <mask> said that it wasn't his wife who spoke but a spirit that spoke through her. He went into coaching after <mask> retired. He was the goal keeper's coach for the national football team. The whole technical team was relieved of duties in 2019. He was appointed as the goal keeper's coach of the Ghana A' national football team in June 2021.When Yaw Preko was the interim head coach, <mask> was the goal keeper's coach. He joined Hearts of Oak for an interim period. He was assigned to the goal keeper's coach on August 4, 2021. The silver medal of the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations was earned by a player from the country of his birth. Gztepe S.K. is a football club. The football players are from Elazspor and the football players are from Antalyaspor and the football players are from Sakaryaspor and the football players are from Birmingham City F.C. Wigan Athletic F.C. has players.The players are from Blackpool. Footballers at the 1996 Summer Olympics, as well as the 1996 African Cup of Nations, 1998 African Cup of Nations, 2000 African Cup of Nations, and the 2010 Africa Cup of Nations. Football players in the 2010 World Cup were Naturalized from Turkey. Non-playing staff.

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texts: An Indian theoretical physicist, a writer, a linguist and a poet, <mask> was born in 1955. Particle physics is his main area of research. His work in the area of particle physics is well known in the community. He has written a number of popular science books in Bengali to popularize science. <mask> was the oldest of three siblings and was born on September 4, 1955. He attended the BE College Model School. He received his bachelor's degree in physics from Presidency College, Kolkata in 1975, and his master's degree in physics from the Science College campus of Calcutta University, Calcutta, India in 1979.He moved to the United States for further study. He received his degree in 1983 from Carnegie-Mellon University. He was associated with University of Maryland, University of Massachusetts, University of Oregon, and University of Texas before returning to India in 1994. After he returned to India, he took up a professorship at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics in Bangalore, India and stayed there until 1997. He stayed in service at the Theory Division of the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics. He is a professor in Calcutta University. Various branches of modern physics have been worked on by <mask> Pal.His works include studies in the standard model of particle physics. His work focuses on the topic of massive neutrinos, whose theoretical basis requires physics beyond the standard model. His contributions to the field of neutrino physics include calculation of Feynman diagrams for Majorana fermions, determination of properties of fermions in matters and magnetic fields, and a quantum field theoretic reworking of Lincoln Wolfenstein's formula predicting the properties of neutrino oscillation in presence. The description of the solar neutrino problem in his review appeals to a wider group of physicists. Grand unification theory and statistical field theory have been done by Pal. His works deal with quantum field theoretic calculations of self-energies of photon and neutrino in a background of charged particles. There is a thermal bath of charged particles in the background of elementary particle processes.<mask> <mask> has taught various topics of modern physics in the teaching program of the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics. Particle physics, statistical physics and quantum field theory are some of the subjects he has taught. There are only two books written by <mask> B<mask> and Rabindra N. Mohapatra in the field of astronomy and physics. From 1988 to 1988 <mask> contributed to Bengali literature through popular science articles. His enthusiasm to reach out to an individual who has any scientific curiosity is shown in eight books and many articles published in several magazines. His writings in Bengali, which include several articles on Bengali phonetics, orthography and grammar, Bengali translations of poetries written in other foreign languages, and folktales for children carry the signature of his varied interests in literature. He received two awards in the field of literature, Rabindra Smriti Puroshkar in 2004 and Ramendra Sundar Smriti Puroshkar in 2011.<mask> <mask> has written physics textbooks in English and popular-level scientific books in Bengali. Several poems written in foreign languages have been translated into Bengali. The collection of translation of Japanese haikus was made from the English translations of the Spanish and French poetries. One of the first translations of an entire Spanish book into Bengali was done by Pal. <mask> <mask> has also translated Bengali popular literature into English. He has written books in Bengali. An extensive list of the books, authored by him so far, is as follows: Academic Books Popular-level Books Translations Books on linguistics Folktales Software Palash Pal has developed two latex based packagesA review of <mask> <mask> <mask>'s book An introductory course of Statistical Mechanics was published in Resonance.

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texts: <mask> was a British colonial administrator and politician. Grigg was the son of Henry Bridewell Grigg, CIE, a member of the Indian Civil Service, and Elizabeth Louisa, née Thomson, whose parents were Australian politician and administrator Sir <mask> and his wife Anna Maria. He was educated at New College, Oxford, where he won the Gaisford Prize for Greek verse. He went into journalism after graduating. He worked as an assistant editor at The Outlook in 1905 after working as secretary to the editor at The Times in 1903. Grigg was the head of the colonial department at The Times until he resigned in 1913 in order to become the co-editor of The Round Table Journal. At the start of the First World War, Grigg enlisted in the Grenadier Guards and was commissioned as a second lieutenant.He was promoted to temporary lieutenant on 11 August. He was promoted to lieutenant on 15 July 1915 and to temporary captain on 8 November. After serving in France, he distinguished himself in combat before his transfer to the staff as a GSO 3 on 4 February 1916, briefly relinquishing his temporary rank of captain with effect from 27 January, and resuming it from 15 April. He received the Military Cross in 1917 and was a lieutenant-colonel by the end of the war, becoming the only civilian to become GSO 1 of a division. Grigg was made Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George in 1919 and served as military secretary to <mask>, Prince of Wales from 1919 until 1920, on tours of Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Grigg was appointed Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1919 and Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in 1920. Grigg became a private secretary to the Prime Minister.Grigg developed a deep respect for the "Welsh Wizard" that limited his political career. After Lloyd George's departure in 1922, Grigg passed up a number of appointments within the civil service to enter the House of Commons. He was elected to Parliament as a Liberal Member of Parliament in 1922. He was the secretary to the Rhodes Trust from 1923 until 1925. Grigg married Hon. in 1923. The daughter of a politician. They had three children, <mask> Poynder Grigg, 2nd Baron Altrincham and Hon.Grigg is the daughter of Annabel Desirée. Anthony Ulrick David Dundas Grigg, 3rd Baron Altrincham was born in 1931. It was January of 1934. In 1925, Grigg resigned from his seat to become the governor of Kenya. He provided energetic administration to the colony, improving agriculture, education, and infrastructure while he was governor. Grigg was against considering the colony's development into a multi-racial state because he believed the native African population was not prepared for managing the government. He was named KCMG in the late 19th century.The armed forces of the colony were used to enforce the ban on female circumcision. British authorities arrested men who were caught circumcising women. The backlash was caused by the indigenous African majority. Grigg came back to Britain in 1930. His poor health and that of his wife prevented him from accepting an appointment. Grigg decided to return to politics. In the 1931 general election, Grigg stood aside for the National Labour candidate, Richard Denman, despite initially being nominated as the Conservative candidate.He returned to Parliament in a by-election for the constituency of Altrincham. The constituency was abolished in 1945. Grigg returned to politics after Hitler became German chancellor. In two books, Grigg pressed the case for a strong defence against the Nazi movement. Grigg kept his criticisms of the policy of appeasement private. Grigg became Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Information when war broke out. He became the financial secretary in April 1940 and the parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for War in March 1942.He did not return to government until after the assassination of Lord Moyne on 21 November 1944, when he was selected as Minister-Resident for the Middle East. In 1944, Grigg was appointed a Privy Counsellor. After the Conservative government's defeat in the 1945 general election, Grigg was raised to the peerage as Baron Altrincham, ending his political career. After three years as editor of the National Review, he retired due to failing health. Grigg died a year later. His son, John Grigg, became the second Baron Altrincham after his father's death, under the terms of the Peerage Act of 1963.

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